The Kosovo Police have reported multiple instances of unauthorized possession of weaponry across several districts over the last 24 hours. Confiscated items included firearms, various types of ammunition, an electric shock weapon, and knives, resulting in the processing of multiple suspects by the competent prosecutors. One documented case occurred on August 6, 2026, at approximately 1:20 PM in the village of Bradash, located in the Podujevë municipality.
According to the police report, officers apprehended a Kosovar male following a search that led to the confiscation of several prohibited items. The seized materials included a pistol, two magazines, seventeen rounds of ammunition, and a knife. Following questioning, the suspect was taken into custody based on the decision of the prosecutor’s office.
These reported seizures indicate ongoing efforts by law enforcement to curb the illegal circulation of weapons. The incidents spanned three distinct locations: Podujevë, Lushnjë, and Pristina. The collection of evidence—which included not only firearms and ammunition but also an electric shock weapon—suggests a pattern of unauthorized possession across different areas.
Authorities emphasized that all individuals detained were processed according to established legal procedures. The police investigation continues to address the full scope of these findings, ensuring that all confiscated materials are properly cataloged and that legal actions are taken against those found in violation of arms regulations.
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